Can you attach the crate in a car with a seatbelt?
30939
I would think if you got the small one you could put it across the seatbelt but they also actually has four tabs on each corner that you might be able to attach then. this is a great crate and I have two of them and my dogs their their home where ever we go so it's a good deal
30940
The crate I have is the large one and won't fit on a car seat. It fits fine in the back of my SUV but I don't see anywhere to attach it to a car seat or any other way to tie it down in a vehicle.
30941
Large one won't fit on car seat. For the smaller size possibly, there is a handle on the base of the left long side where a seatbelt might be able to be slipped. My Large crate didn't come with plastic clips.
30942
The size I have won't fit in a car. We put both our dogs, one dachshund & chow, in the Krate in the back of our truck. Could fit in an SUV. It comes with plastic clips to hold it into place, with tie downs. Seat-belts...No.
30943
No I could not figure out how to attach the crate in a car with a seat belt.
2073263
This is a travel crate in that it is light and folds down easily so that it can be transported for travel when compared to rigid metal or plastic crates. It is NOT a travel crate for putting a dog in to travel in a vehicle or aircraft. It is NOT made to fit in the seat of a car and accordingly there are no straps for seat belts to buckle it down.
304732
No, there is a zippered slit in the lower center probably to accommodate a console but it is one piece of material that barely reaches the edges of the rear seats(individual Seats) in the Ford application I have it in. My dog has fallen in the space between the seats that is masked by material and there are no provisions made for seatbelts.
742977
Yes, you can install with seat belts instead of the latches. I don't think they would be as safe, not because of these seats, I just don't think any seat is as safe without using the latches.
241140
Not really. The dog can move around inside the vehicle. The harness attaches to the shoulder restraint of the seatbelt, which allows a decent bit of movement. My pup can easily get to a window. We have, however, been in a fairly serious car accident with her in the harness and with the sudden movement the shoulder restraint engages, keeping your pup in place. Thankfully she was perfectly safe, and I attribute that completely to the Kurgo harness, because she would have gone flying otherwise.
924542
It really depends on your purpose for the vest. If you intend to use it as a restraint vest in the car in addition to any carrying functions, I suggest getting a restraint that will clip to the vest and attach to the seat belt.
2153234
Loops for a hammock- nope-- and this is a crate- not a carrier for the car. Even if you wanted to use in the car there is nothing to secure it to.
609198
Certainly. You simply remove the harnesses and use it with the vehicle seat belt.
2220937
My carrier had two tethers sewn inside it. They can be shortened if needed. I think it would be safe to fasten to a harness as long as the carrier is secured with the seatbelt as shown in the instructions.
1250965
I think so; there are places for seatbelts to go through. But the child's feet will be within the hammock which could be uncomfortable. I think it would be best to use the zipper fold away, and put the car seat on that side, doggie on the other.
211532
Seatbelts do not interfere. I have a Shetland Sheepdog and a Dachsund/mix that travel comfortably and safely in the Pet Tube.
1498291
No it has latch attachments on a seat belt that can be tightened to fix the seat into place
1093433
There are no belts or hooks to connectto the seat belt or narness. For its size you could probaby put it on a back seat and then tighten it around the cage. The harness part would cross over the front of the carrier however. It is a strudy carrier.
887223
Probably not very well, unless you have very large seat belts. I do not think it has any loops for attaching it down either. Best bet for keeping your pet safe on the road is to get it a seat belt harness while your driving and then put them in the crate when you arrive. Or get a stronger crate that could support them better in an accident.
512726
No latch capability is needed. This car seat is only secured by using the seat belt in your car. When your child is NOT in the car seat, it is safest to buckle the car seat in using the seat belt, otherwise it could cause serious harm if you're in an accident because it is not secured by a latch system.
1337143
I don't see why not. it's designed to sit on the seat and you buckle it in with a seat belt.
121546
Yes, you can use a seatbelt to install it if you do not have the Latch system.